Bag of Holding Dice Bag — 300+ Dice Capacity, 6 Pockets, Handmade Dice Purse

A handmade Bag of Holding dice bag that actually holds a hoard — gabardine exterior with bag-of-holding artwork, 100% cotton lining, 300+ dice across six pockets, and a square base that stands upright on the table. From $32.00.

In Dungeons & Dragons, a Bag of Holding is the item that fits more inside than physics allows. This is the joke made real: a dice purse sized for a collection rather than a single set, so you stop carrying three pouches to one session.

Is this a dice bag or a dice purse?

Both words describe it, and people search for both. Strictly it is a drawstring dice bag, not a handbag with a shoulder strap. What makes it work as a dice purse is the structure: a stiffened square base means it stands open on its own instead of slumping, six interior pockets keep sets separated the way compartments in a purse do, and a secure plastic clip on the drawstring means nothing spills in a rucksack.

If you are searching for a d20 purse or a dice purse and finding only shapeless pouches, this is the structured alternative. If you specifically want a shoulder strap, look at our ITA display bags instead — those wear as a crossbody accessory with a clear window.

How much does it actually hold?

Stated capacity is 300+ dice. For context on what that means in practice: across 44 verified GameFancy reviews that name an actual number, the median customer carries 9 to 10 dice sets — roughly 65 to 70 dice — and 43% of those reviews mention there is still room left in the bag. Only 5% describe it as tight.

So 300+ is a ceiling, not a target. At 10 sets this bag is around a third full, which is the point: collections grow.

“I’m able to easily hold over 18 sets of dice without even filling the bag halfway.”

Design and materials

• Exterior: durable gabardine with bag-of-holding fantasy artwork printed into the fabric
• Lining: 100% cotton — protects resin, metal and gemstone dice from scratching
• Closure: drawstring with a secure plastic clip
• Base: square and stiffened — stands upright for mid-session access
• Size: approx. 5 in square base × 7 in height

Three versions

• $32.00 — no pockets, maximum open capacity
• $41.00 — six interior pockets plus the centre chamber
• $47.00 — six rainbow colour-coded pockets, for sorting by character, monster or damage type

Every D&D player recognises the reference instantly, which makes this the safest gift in the collection when you do not know the recipient’s taste. The six-pocket version suits the dice goblin who already owns too many sets and stores them in chaos.

What buyers say

From the 42 verified reviews on this bag (5.0★ average):

“Absolutely awesome dicebag … flawlessly sewn and made of obviously high quality and pretty fabrics … and it is really big.”

“Got this for my boyfriend and he love love loves it. It's high quality, the bag is huge and it also arrived pretty quickly!”

“Very nicely made, and came with an extra drawstring in case I ever need to replace the original. Now holding over 300 dice.”

Shipping

Made to order in our Cherkasy, Ukraine studio: 2–3 business days to make, then 7–14 business days in transit — approximately 9–17 business days total. Tracking included on every order.

Since the United States ended its $800 de minimis exemption in August 2025, import duty can apply to parcels arriving from abroad. If you need something faster with no customs, around 20 designs ship from our Miami, FL warehouse in 1–3 business days as domestic parcels.

Care: hand wash at 30°C, inside out, air dry flat. Do not machine wash — the base insert will warp.

Note: dice not included. Slight colour variation may occur between batches, as every bag is cut and sewn by hand.

Frequently asked questions

What is a bag of holding dice bag?

A dice bag themed after the Bag of Holding, the extradimensional container from Dungeons & Dragons that stores far more than its size suggests. Ours is a fabric organiser with bag-of-holding artwork, 300+ dice capacity, six optional pockets and a base that stands upright — the reference plus the function, rather than the reference alone.

Is a dice purse the same as a dice bag?

People use the words interchangeably when shopping, but they usually mean slightly different things. A dice bag is a drawstring pouch. A dice purse implies structure — something that stands up, has compartments and closes securely. This bag is a drawstring bag built to purse standards: stiffened square base, six pockets, clip closure. If you want an actual wearable accessory with a strap, our ITA display bags are the closer match.

How many dice sets fit in it?

Six pockets keep your sets separated, plus the centre chamber for loose dice, tokens or minis. Stated capacity is 300+ dice, which is roughly 40 sets if you pack it fully. Most customers carry 9 to 10 sets and report room to spare.

Will metal dice damage it?

No. The 100% cotton lining handles the weight and does not wear through. Because sets sit in separate pockets, metal dice do not chip the resin ones stored beside them — which a single-chamber pouch cannot prevent.

Is it a good gift for a D&D player?

It is the least risky one we make. The Bag of Holding is universally recognised at any table and at any level, so it needs no explanation, and the capacity means it stays useful as the recipient’s collection grows. Pair it with a dice set for a complete gift.